Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-27

SEPTEMBER d.
from buggy yesterday. Miss Walsh and the
cnlld We're unhurt but Mrs. Coker had a small
bone OF the left leg broken. The large bone was
| torn from the ankle joint protrudine through
! the flesh four inches. To-day Drs Todd and
| Rooney, of Auburn, with DR.. Gardner, of Sac
ramento, cut of the injured portion of the larger
bone, and they hope to avoid amputation of the
| foot.
| A Careless Hunters Mishap.
lCoprIgh 1887. by the California associated Pre,s.i
! NEVADA CITY. September 26th While VIM.
BLACK was hunting to-day near Edwards bridge
| he leaned his shotgun against water trough,
ana bent over to get drink. While thus en-
gagged the hunters dog came up and rubbed
against toe gun, which fell and discharged its
| load, tearing off the end of one of Blacks
| fingers, and shattering another on the other
! hand. one finger had to be amputated ae the
| second jsint.
| The Interview at Yreka
lccpy9h, 1887. by tie California associated Fressl
YREKA, September 26th.-The City Trustees
met Senator Stanford, Colonel Crocker and Man.
| ager rTowne on their way from the north. They
| expressed great favor for branch railroad to
freka, and offered to aid and furnish the of
| implements, etc. The train was behind time,
and could not delay long. Hence a further con-
| ference was deferred until the committee visit
the Bay city in reference to this matter.
Tehama Bank Election.
Copyright, 1887, by TIE California associated Press
RED BLUFF, September 26th-The Bank of
Tehama County had its annual meeting to-day,
and elected the following Directors Arthur
and J. 5. Cone. President, Charles Cadwalader;
Vice-Presiden. J. s. Cone Cashier, w. B. Ca
hoOne.
He was Out of His Mind.
tCopyrgt, 1857, BY the California Associated Press
Los ANGELES September 26th.-Dr. Letting
| well, of Oakland, the man who told so remark
able story concerning his wife, and who was
| taken to the county jail on Sunday night, was
discharged this morning. The gentleman
stated frankly that he had been out of his mind
when he said that his wife had been trying to
poison him, and also expressed the utmost
| gratitude that he had been taken care of. He
was perfectly rational when released. ascribing
| his temporary alteration to mental excitement
divorced from his wife, with whom he did
have domestic trouble for ten years past, and
! he does not know the whereabouts of that lady.
Hydraulic Contempt Case.
SAN Francisco September 26th-This morn |
ing Judge Sawyer sustained the report of Master
in Chancery S. G. Houghton regarding the con- |
tempt of the Milton Mining and Water Com
pany. No fine was assessed; He also denied |
the motion of the North Bloomfield Gravel |
Mining Company and Milton Mining and Water |
Company to strike out the part relating to the |
contempt of the Omega Gold Mining and Ditch |
Company. Master in Chancery Houghton will |
assess damages
San Jose Jottings.
ICop.risa, 1887. by the California Associated Press.
SAN JOSE, September 26th-Rev. w. F. Comp |
ton, of the NJ. E. Church South, died at his |
home in this city to-day after lingering Illness |
He was native of North Carolina, aged So |
years, and came to California in 1868.
An asylum for destitute boys is to be built by |
M. 7. O'Connor on tract OF land donated by |
him for that purpose.
Held for Arson.
ICopyrigt, 1887, by the California associated Press,
THE DALLEs, September 26th.-Joseph San
non, accused of setting fire to the town of Lex
iDgton, has been bound over to await the action |
of the Grand Jury, and was committed in de-
fault of bail The circumstantial testimony is |
said to be very conclusive against Cannon. The |
latter's friends claim that the whole matter is a !
conspiracy and that Cannon is innocent.
The State Meeting at Woodland.
Copyright, 1887, by lie CGliforaia associated Press
WOODLAND. September 26th.-TPostal Press |
The State Camp-meeting Is now under thor
ough headway. An incessant stream of human
ity has been pouring in since Saturday. Yes
terday there was the largest crowd on the |
grounds that has ever assembled in the same
length of time. The tent-room is scarcely suffi-
cient to accommodate the large number Of Wis
itors but no effort Is being spared on the part of |
the managers to accommodate all who come
Drunken Mans Terrible Death.
Copyright 1ssA by The California Associated Pres
MERGED. September 26th.-This morning the
section hands on the railroad discovered scat
tered along the track TOR a mile or more the
labOrer on the ranch of Mix & O Brien. He left |
here last night for the ranch with jug of
liquor, and is supposed to have fallen asleep on
the track, or was struck by train.
Incendiarism in Marysville.
lcopyigt 1887, by The California associated Press.
MARYsvnLE, September 26th.-[Postal Press.l
For five Monday mornings, until this wee :, a |
fire has occurred in this city, and il was report
ed last evening that notes had been found |
which stated that the town would be burned. |
This caused con siderable alarm and a careful |
lookout was Kept.
Shooting ARRAY at the Bay.
san FRANCISCO, September 25th.-[Special +
William Brown, tossmster in the employ of |
Charles Warren Il Co, contractors during busi- |
ness on Ninth street, near Howard, was shot |
last night at 1880 o'clock, by Michael O'Con-
nell in grocery store on the corner OF Mission |
street and Washington avenue. The wound is
not OF Il very serious nature.
The Inyo Fair.
(Copyright 1851 by ae California 4ssociated Press
INDEPENDENoF, September 26th-The first |
fair of the Eighteenth District alpine Mono !
and lnyo countiesl at Independence, will con-
tinue from october 10th to l4th. The buildings
and grounds are new and the prospects
good.
Drowned Near stockton.
Copyright. 1857 Gy tie California associated Press
STOCKTON, september 9btn.-NeSterday n
ing Joseph FrotIer, teamster, tied his team at
Middle river and went in bathing. He stepped
into deep hole and was drowned.
Drowning at Portland.
ICopyigh, 1857, by the California Associated Pres;
PORTLAND September 26th-TPostal Press. /
A. Mcdonald, bookkeeper for The Postal Tele-
graph Company was drowned at the foot of C |
street at 40 o'clock this morning. His body
was found.
ReaI Estat, Advapcipo I'm pnrtIand
ICopwIght, 1857, by the California associated Press
PORTLAND. September 26th.-[ Postal Press y |
The Ne,cS publishes interviews with real-estate |
dealers showing that property is advancing |
from to 10 per cent. a month, and that boom
Is gathering to come in the spring. The trans
fers far this year s., $40 267 against 81 36S
3lS last year, and 81 ,153, ,i0l in 1885.
The Humboldt Fair.
Icoayga. 1887, Jy the California associated Press
RHoNERvILLE, September 26th.-There are
more people in town than at any previous fairs |
but the fair viii not open till tomorrow. A |
large number OF entries have been made in the |
departments. The races are well filed.
The Excursion to Shasta.
lCopyrigt, 1887, by Tie California Associated Press
ANDERSON, September 26th-An enthusiastic
mass meeting was held here tonight to make |
arrangements to give the excursionists next |
Monday from Los Angeles grand reception.
county. general exhibit of products of the |
county will be shown.
Murdered by a Cowboy.
lCopyTig. 1887 by the California associated Press
HoLBRo0K. September 26th-In an alterca- |
tion this morning at Winslow Gordon Waters |
was shot and killed by Louis Brown a cowboy
The shooting was the result of whisky and an |
old grudge. Brown is at large.
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WOMEN'S THREATS.
HE wives OF the Convicted. Anarchists |